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Engakuji Temple, one of Kamakura's top Zen temples, offers a peaceful retreat in the forested hills. Explore its historic halls, national treasures, and enjoy tea by the bell while admiring autumn colors.

Fujiko F. Fujio Museum in Kawasaki offers fans a nostalgic experience with Doraemon’s art, interactive play areas, and character-themed food and gifts.

The Daibutsu Hiking Course takes you from Jochiji Temple to the iconic Great Buddha. Explore Zeniarai Benten Shrine, Genjiyama Park, and enjoy a scenic 60-90 minute trail with history and culture.

Ankokuronji Temple, founded in 1253 by Nichiren, is a peaceful hidden gem in Kamakura. Surrounded by nature, its serene grounds and scenic hiking trails offer a perfect blend of history and tranquility.

Nishinaka Street, in the heart of Tsukishima, is a must-visit for food lovers. Known for its monjayaki restaurants, this lively street offers a delicious taste of Tokyo’s unique street food culture.

Tsukudani is a traditional Japanese dish made by simmering seafood, beef, or vegetables in soy sauce and sweet sake. With its rich, savory flavor, it's perfect as a topping for rice, a true taste of Japan.

TV Asahi Headquarters in Roppongi Hills is a must-visit for TV fans. Explore program displays, visit the spacious atrium, and shop exclusive merchandise for a fun glimpse into Japanese television!

Shinjuku Skyscraper District stuns with towering landmarks like the Tokyo Metropolitan Building. Stay in luxury hotels, shop, dine, and enjoy breathtaking city views from rooftop restaurants!

Shin-Okubo Koreatown, just north of Shinjuku, is a vibrant hub of Korean culture. Explore K-pop shops, authentic cuisine, and unique finds in this lively, colorful district for an unforgettable experience!

Yebisu Garden Place is a vibrant district in Tokyo blending luxury, culture, and history. Enjoy Michelin-star dining, art at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, and explore the area's beer heritage.